Chapter 1185 Questioning (Part 2)

Angela paced anxiously in the reception room of Wayne Manor. Before Bruce asked anything, the female police officer spoke rapidly:

"I don't know if I told you that Schiller had saved me. When I was troubled by demons, he helped me expel the demons and faded those terrible memories. After that, when I was mentally broken by the murder case, he also treated and comforted me."

"So, you don't have to worry about my purpose in helping him. I just want to repay his kindness."

Angela stood there, with her hands on her waist, sighed and said, "I can only say that I am lucky. , just two months after joining the FBI, I was transferred to the understaffed criminal investigation team, and because of my well-known resume, I was given an important position. "

"Yesterday afternoon, I heard a familiar name, that is, Schiller Rodriguez, and heard that he was accused by his students, so I concealed the fact that he had treated me, avoided the isolation procedure, and participated in the investigation. "

"The reason why I did this is not to obstruct justice, but to ensure justice. "

Bruce heard her implication, he put down his coat, looked at Angela and said: "You mean, someone doesn't want this case to be fair?"

Angela hesitated, she showed some distrust of Bruce, but Bruce could understand, so he said: "You should understand that Wayne Group can do a lot of things, and you don't have to worry about whether I really want to help Schiller."

"In any case, he is my university professor, our reputation in the academic world is closely related, and we have common interests in this regard."

Sure enough, Angela was moved, Bruce stretched out his hand and pointed to the sofa opposite him, Angela came over and sat down, and took a sip of water from the cup , and said:

"You know, Schiller was once accused of espionage. Although he was not tried in the end due to the struggles of many parties, many people are watching him, and many people also think that if he continues to maintain such a high reputation, then if one day he makes some choices that are not conducive to the situation, it may highlight the ineffectiveness of some institutions."

Angela's words were very obscure, but Bruce immediately understood that the FBI had arrested Schiller last time, but later, the Gotham disaster broke out, and the United States was worried that its international reputation would be affected by the disaster, so it did not dare to investigate thoroughly.

If they continue to try Schiller, and Schiller says something in court, the laughter in the Far East will be deafening again.

Generally speaking, the way to deal with this kind of thing is to commit suicide with eight bullets in the back, but on the one hand, Schiller is in Gotham, so it is difficult to deal with it this way. On the other hand, the FBI also knows that Schiller is not a fuel-saving lamp. If he is caught by the handle, it will be even more shameful.

These law enforcement agencies would certainly hope that Schiller would no longer have such a great influence and voice. If he could be disgraced and lose his reputation, no one would believe what he said.

"I'm not sure if someone organized this conspiracy or if they took advantage of the issue, but it is very obvious that someone wants to influence the evaluation results." Angela covered her face, and her tone revealed deep helplessness.

"I swear, when I said the word 'truthfully', my teeth almost broke, but the professor really answered truthfully." Angela was so excited that her voice was a little broken.

She glanced at Bruce, reached out and touched her lower back, then threw a recorder on the table and said, "Fortunately, those agents who don't go out on field missions don't have much experience in counter-detection. You can listen to it yourself."

Bruce glanced at the recorder, then at Angela. He leaned forward, stretched out his arm, took the recorder and started playing:

"...If I pay too much attention to one of the students and ignore the others..."

"...The students I pay attention to have no subjective initiative. They don't move without pushing. Even if I want to stuff the knowledge points into his brain, he doesn't take it to heart at all..."

"...The jealousy and hatred projected onto special students should not be regarded as simple personal behavior, but should also be understood as a failure of education..."

"...Not only should we be responsible for the bullying of students who are particularly favored, but we must also For the students who have negative emotions and look like villains because of this injustice..."

Bruce covered his eyes and said: "Roman and Thomas are completely mentally ill. The two of them targeted Schiller, and it has nothing to do with whether Schiller paid too much attention to other people."

"Which school bully would have plastic surgery to become the bullied? Which school bully would think about flying over Gotham every day? ? ? "

Angela seemed a little puzzled, so Bruce simply explained to her the relationship between Thomas, Roman and him. The more the female police officer listened, the tighter her brows frowned. She squinted at Bruce and said:

"So, these two people actually targeted Schiller because they were jealous of you and wanted to take away what you have? And Schiller attributed this to his own educational failure?"

Bruce looked aside and said, "It's not entirely because of this. "

"Schiller is in a bad state." Angela kept holding the cup with her hands. She said: "You can hear that he doesn't want to defend himself."

"I know, I know, if you are wrong, you should admit it, you should actively reflect on it, and do better, instead of avoiding it. As a teacher who is often in a high position, it is very rare to be able to reflect on yourself and admit your mistakes."

"But if you have the courage to admit it, you should also choose the right time. If he has the courage to admit it now, isn't it giving those who want to drag him into the abyss a chance?"

Angela seemed very helpless. She leaned back in her chair and shook her head quickly and said: "From a fair point of view, I shouldn't protect him, but this is an unfair trial. He should have used him more actively. professional knowledge to protect himself, but he seems to be giving up resistance. "

"I don't think he will go to jail. Even if he goes to jail, he will be no different in Gotham's prison than outside. But if the unfair results are really announced and written into the public's cognition, he will never be able to publish any results or be a teacher again."

"I don't know if you can see that he really values ​​his education career. He is really proud of his identity as a teacher and teaches people with his heart. Even if there are some mistakes, who can avoid making mistakes?"

Angela kept mumbling, as if she was afraid that Bruce would not understand. She didn't have much intersection with Bruce, so she didn't know the relationship between Bruce and Schiller, and just thought Bruce was an ordinary student.

She came to Bruce because she thought that the owner of the Wayne Group might not accept the damage to her reputation, so she wanted to seek help, but even if she didn't say it, Bruce was more anxious than her.

If it is said that Black Mask Roman may have become a little extreme because of his innate lack of emotion and acquired family education, and the main mistake is his father, then Thomas is really a pure mental patient.

According to Bruce, Thomas' parents, the Elliots, are quite popular and gentle. They are not very good at educating their children, but they are not wrong.

But Thomas is crazy about Batman and Bruce Wayne for some reason, and even murdered his parents. He wanted to have plastic surgery to look like him. When he failed to take revenge on Batman, he began to take revenge on society.

This degree of extremeness is not something that can be changed by whether a university teacher pays attention to him. It is better to say that it is a good thing that Schiller did not pay attention to him. If Schiller found out in advance that there was such a pervert in Gotham University, he might not go to jail, but to the pot.

Thinking of this, Bruce was furious. It's okay for these two people to be bad, after all, there are many bad people in Gotham, but the most annoying thing is that they are stupid and don't know that they were instigated and used by others. It's a shame for the people of Gotham.

That's right, Bruce thought that Roman and Thomas were probably instigated by someone. After all, based on their previous slides in Schiller's office, they would not think of using their student status to accuse Schiller and attack him in the education career that he cares most about.

At the same time, Bruce also knew that what Victor said before was right. He and Schiller hurt each other. Schiller caused him to question his ability to control his emotions, and he also brought Schiller a lot of frustration.

After four years of so much attention, in the end, it was still not worth it. This is a huge blow to any teacher. What's more, the whole world knows that Batman has a superior IQ. So whose problem is it that he can't learn?

In other words, every time Batman failed to achieve the results he should have achieved in psychology, Schiller might think of how high his IQ is, and thus question his teaching methods.

Bruce also reflected on the reason why he failed in the last exam.

He felt that the main reason might be that he had used new ideas to deal with a series of criminals smoothly before, so he was a little complacent.

In other words, he thought he had mastered the shortcut of psychology, and paid too much attention to the changes in the other party's emotions, which weakened his observation and skeptical thinking that he was proud of before. Otherwise, he would not have doubted the outrageous fact that who would call the Gotham police to provide clues.

Normally, he must find a balance between paying attention to other people's emotions and paying attention to factual evidence, so that these two paths can complement each other and provide him with the greatest help.

On the other hand, as he did before, paying too much attention to factual evidence in legal situations, and being too focused on other people's emotions and verbal flaws, are all biased.

Bruce's learning and reflection abilities are ridiculously strong. In less than a day, he has found the crux of the problem and adjusted his mentality, but the problem is that his teacher seems to be planning to give up.

Bruce has no doubt that Schiller will definitely do something like going to jail in order not to teach him, and he is even more suspicious that Schiller is planning to do so now.

Bruce hesitated and looked at Angela. Before he could ask, Angela answered directly: "Impossible, they are keeping a close eye on him. I can't contact him, and even if I do, I can't convince him."

"Bruce, why don't you think about it? I was once his patient. If I could convince him, how did he cure me?"

The two looked at each other, speechless.

"The problem now is that Roman and Thomas didn't accuse Schiller because he was unfair, but were instigated by others. I think Schiller can understand this, and the reason why he didn't refute it is because he feels that he is not good enough in this regard." Angela analyzed.

"If he wants to pay the price for his mistakes, he should pay an equal price, instead of being added extra by a group of people with ulterior motives, thus ruining his career."

"I don't think he didn't realize that someone wanted him to pay more. What I don't understand now is why he doesn't mind? No one should mind this kind of thing, right?" Angela said with some doubts.

Bruce coughed lightly and said, "Maybe he feels that it is more painful for him to continue to be a teacher than to go to jail."

"Why? Doesn't he love his teaching career?"

Bruce pursed his lips and looked up at Angela.

"The student he mentioned, the one he paid too much attention to, taught carefully, and favored, was me.

Angela slowly widened her eyes, staring at Bruce's face for dozens of seconds before she spoke:

"... No wonder he wants to go to jail."

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